Sky releases first look images and trailer from upcoming original comedy Brassic
Sky releases first look images and trailer from upcoming original comedy Brassic
To view this content, please enable our use of cookies. To do so, click Privacy Options below and 'Accept All'
Sky’s new original comedy Brassic has released its first look trailer and images today.
Watch Vinnie (Joe Gilgun), Dylan (Damien Molony) and Erin (Michelle Keegan) in action in Sky One’s edgy new original comedy Brassic here.
First look imagery is available on Sky’s Editorial Asset Centre here.
Definition: “Brassic: Broke, penniless, without means, boracic lint -skint, on the bones of yer arse.”
Joe Gilgun (This is England), Michelle Keegan (Our Girl) and Damien Molony (Ripper Street) star in Brassic, an edgy new original comedy from Sky co-created by Joe Gilgun and BAFTA-winning writer Danny Brocklehurst (Safe). With a distinct northern flavour, Brassic is about a group of working-class friends finding unconventional ways to win at life in northern suburbia. Ruth Sheen and Tim Key are also set to star. You can read more about the show here.
All episodes will be available to watch from 22nd August on Sky One and streaming service NOW TV
For further information, please contact:
holly.osmondsmith@sky.uk
About Sky
With 23 million customers across seven countries, Sky is Europe’s leading media and entertainment company and is proud to be part of the Comcast group.
We have 31,000 colleagues and together we want to connect our customers to more of what they love, including our award-winning original productions, like Patrick Melrose and Save Me, and great shows from our partners including HBO, Showtime and Warner Bros. And our ever-improving technology makes it even easier for customers to watch more of the shows they love with personalised recommendations and voice control and, our online streaming service, NOW TV, brings all the enjoyment of Sky with the flexibility of a contract free service.
We treat our customers better than anyone else in our field, as Ofcom’s complaints data shows, and we look after our staff too. Sky is one of The Times Top 50 employers for women and we’re in Stonewall’s list of Top 50 LGBT-Inclusive employers.
We also use our position as the leading entertainment business in Europe to do the right thing. As part of Sky Ocean Rescue campaign, we’re committing to be completely single-use plastic free by 2020, we’re investing £25million over five years in ocean-saving tech and we’re supporting the WWF to protect our oceans with designated Marine Protected Areas.
